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IN THE PAPER 

TODAY 

Victim: Funeral services were 

held Saturday for a Canton man 

who died in an accident at a plant. 

/2A 

History: Here's an opportunity to 

take a step back in time to look at 

Canton's past. /2A 

Road concern: Hulsing Elementary 

School parents are worried 

about their children crossing Morton 

Taylor. /2A 

Closing note: Longtime Plymouth-Canton 

schools band director 

Jim Griffith has retired. /3A 

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COUNTY NEWS 

Friend of Court: State Sen. Robr 

ert Geake and bipartisan col- 

f 

ues have two major battles to 

t in their effort to reform the 

e which advises judges in divorce 

proceedings. /5A 

Upset: Suburban Wayne County 

commissioners want to regulate 

the movies prisoners are able to 

view in jail. /6A 

TASTE 

Tipsy pies: A few silky splashes 

of liqueur make desserts memorable. 

/IB 

Tasty event: Cooking seminars, 

grand tasting, and a marketplace 

await Saturday at Oakland Community 

College's first Culinary 

Classic. /IB 

SPORTS 

Baseball finals: The final weekend 

of prep baseball is over, with 

Catholic Central one of the last 

teams in the hunt for a title. /1C 

Best golfers: The all-Observer 

girls golf team has been selected 

and highlighted. /2C 

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MONDAY. JUNE 19,1996 • CANTON, MICHIGAN . 40 PACES 

Marine aided in rescue 

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By Joanne Maliszewsu 

ST AM WKIT I B 

Plymouth Canton High School graduate Robert 

Mooney "had a helpless feeling" riding in a helicopter 

over hills In Bosnia as part of the elite 

U.S. Marine team that rescued Air Force Capt. 

Scott F. O'Grady. 

Sandra Donlon of Canton bad 

heard news that Air Force Capt Scott 

F. O'Grady had been rescued from the 

hilla of northern Boenia where hit F- 

16C jet went down. 

What Donlon didn't immediately 

realise was that her son, Robert Moo- 

ney. a lance corpora] in the Marines, 

waa part of the helicopter rescue mission 

June 8. 

"I sort of had a mother-sort of feeling 

he would be involved." Donlon 

said with tears in her eyes. "I almost 

fell on the floor from fright. I just 

thank God he was OK." 

Donlon learned of her son's involvement 

when he telephoned her 

from the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Kearsage. 

"He called ma Thursday night 

after the mission was completed." 

Donlon said. "He asked me if I had 

heard the news. He said That was 

us." He waa very txrited He could 

hardly contain himself." 

Robert Mooney is a member of a 

team that rescues pilots and equipment 

in trouble or left behind. "The 

newspapers have said it is an elite 

team." Donlon said. 

Who's teaming? 

SeeMAMNE, 4A 

SEVENTY FIVE CENTS 

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Hero: Canton Marine Robert 

Mooney helped resuce a 

downed pilot. 

BlU. BftUlfcA/9T*F> PHOTOOHaPM* » 

Pam Lincoln, a research pathologist and a Plymouth-Canton mom, found this great-horned owl dead on the side 

of the road on her way to work. She had it stuffed and donated it to Eriksson Elementary School. 

Eagle Scout work 

not just kid stuff 

BY SUE BUCK 

9T4FV Warrca 

Scott Salla of Plymouth Townahip 

received the Eagle Scout award 

Wednesday at the Pint United Math 

odist Church of Plymouth. 

Salla, 18, organised a project to 

build a wooden play structure at the 

church. 

The idaa is to build something of 

lasting value," said his mother. Kathleen 

Salla. recently hired Canton volunteer 

coordinator. "It takes 100 

hours of work and the involvement of 

other people. It's a management 

project and a red challenge to 

Scouts." 

The Eagle Scout project is an axperience 

in cooperation, she said. 

Both Kathleen and husband Hank. 

• CPA have bean involved in Scout 

activities from the onset. They have 

two other children. Kevin. 15. and 

Kristen. 13. 

The Ragle bade* is a co 

for which Scouts work for l 

Pewer than 2 percent of all Scouts 

in the United States reach Eagle 

rank, according to Scout statistics. 

The award incorporates the building 

of character, training for leadership, 

and the practice of service. 

The idaa is for potential Eagle 

Scouts to earn at least 21 merit 

badges, including 11 which are required. 

In 1994, he cboee the Eagle Scout 

Service project after several years as a 

Scout. He joined Cub Scout Pack 293 

at Bird Elementary School in 1984. 

Ha became a Boy Scout in June 

1988 and Is one of the original mam 

bars of Troop 1537 sponsored by the 

First United Methodist Church of 

Plymouth. 

He earned Tenderfoot rank in October 

1988; Second Claas Scout award 

in Decamber 1989; Pint Claas Scout 

award in June 1990, Star Scout award 

in October 1091 and Ufc Scout award 

in February 1994. His Eagle Scout 

Board of Review waa March 14 

BLU. BIMQUJTU ^TAFT PHOTOCSAIWI 

Top Scout: Eagle Scout Scott Salla planned and developed 

construction of a wooden play structure at First United 

Methodist Church which netted him a coveted Eagle Scout 

award. Fewer than 2 percent of all Scouts in the United 

States reach the Eagle rank. 

Salla planned, designed, managed 

and did fund-raising for construction 

of a wooden play atructurs on the 

church grounds The project was completed 

November 1994. 

Salla received his Bagte Scoot 

sward June 14 The next evening, he 

graduated from Detroit Country Day 

~~ See SCOUT, 4A 

Township officials ponder fire station's future 

B rSui BUCK 

! and the planned widening of Can 

Ave lanes have townahip ofllto 

do with Are station No. 1. 

^tîS^TwSi^tailt in 

the early 1960s. 

The 

i net lead itself te that," said 

file Chtef Mike 

Cbeny Hill and Canton Canter should be renovat 

ed and expanded, or have a new station built on the 

currant site, or replaced as an sddition to the pub-. 

lie safety building. 

Road widening will bring the curb 30 feet from 

The architectural firm provided a written program 

of the goala and needs of the fire department 

at a board study saaaion Juns 6 

"You need a facility to bouse specialised fire 

equipment and a facility that is ooat-effoctlve with 

regard to demographics, ' said Dennis Dundon, ar 

with the _ 

which Includes eon- 

struction of a new administrative area of 4,000 

square feet. 

The eetimate for scheme A is $2,207,250 and 

would call for building a new building eoroe 100 

feet north of the public safety building. I like Plan 

A because it is near the public safety building end 

near the administration building." Rorabacher 

He said there could be sharing of space at this 

location for different police and fire uaea. 

Plan B, estimated at 12,300.000 would require 

demolition and rebuilding on the present site, 

which some thought would make it more expansive 

" See STATION, 4 A

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Liberty Fest to feature sampler of living history I Band director 

says farewell 

Rr JO VNNS M AUH1K » !«KJ 

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Take a moment talk to the 

late «uto m«(n«U Henry Ford or 

NUUro* Cadillac 

"This t» living hi»U>r>," Mud 

V irgmia Parker. a member ot the 

tiQloo Historical Suctefy "Wf 

put together m (ampler represent 

in* different era* " 

For the finrt time in it* history, 

'.he *ocieC> mil tponsor a living 

hirtorv sampler at the {uebo in 

Heritage Park during the upcum 

in* Canton Liberty Feet, June 23 

2ti The sampler will be oo Satur 

iav. June 24. only 

The sampler will offer con 

turned interpreter* who anil make 

you feel like you're talking to the 

movers and shakera of American 

history For starter*. Madame Cadillac. 

portrayed by Kranch born 

author Annick Hi vert Carthear of 

Rochester, will tell you about life 

in the Detroit area in 1701 Ms 

dame Cadillac and her husband 

arrived by canoe in the wilderneas 

to establish Detroit s Fort 

Pontchartrain 

"In wnK cases the interpreter* 

become the characters, in other* 

they don't." Parker said, adding 

that the society's sampler will 

provide a relaxing, vat informa 

live, moment for feat goer* 

Henry Ford will be brought to 

life by David Park Williams of 

Belleville Henry Ford played a 

role in this community in the 

1940a," Parker said, adding there 

are plenty of stones about the 

auto king who owned a farm in 

Canton 

One of the stones about Ford 

concerns him meeting a woman 

with 10 children whoae husband 

was unemployed. "He triad to get 

her children enrolled in Cherry 

Hill School, which wouldn't enroll 

the kida. He cut a deal If they 

would take the children he agreed 

to renovate the schoolhouse and 

incorporate it into the Greenfield 

School System, Parker said 

The schoolhouse soon had two 

rooms and Ford installed looms 

and other industrial arts equipment 

for the children in the 

1940s 

Accident victim mourned 

A Mass was 

*aid for 'Michael 

Persechini. 4". 

Saturday. June 

IT. at St. Gerald * 

in Farmington 

He was killed 

oo the job while 

— ' working on a ma 

PttfMChint chine at Amen 

can. Axle 4 Manufactunng on 

1 Tuesday. June 13. 

He waa born in S. Llia. Italy, 

and came to this country in 

1963 He graduated from Coolev 

i High School in 1966 

He completed two year* of 

college and technical training. 

He was a General Motor* em 

plow for over 27 year* and waa 

scheduled to return to his regu 

lar job on Monday. June 12, at 

GM Powertrain Division of 

General Motor* Corporation in 

Livonia, from his GM work as 

• Ha was looking forward to traveling back 

to Italy to see Ma fattiar, Nicola Persechini. 

and tha family mambars and village. 

»ignment at Anwncsn Axle & 

Manufacturing, but he had 

agreed to work one additional 

week at the Holbrook facility, 

as requested 

He waa a skilled tool and die 

maker and also worked at Gen . 

eral Motor* Detroit Diesel Alii 

»on Plant earlier in his career at 

CM He was an avid gardener 

who planted and maintained 

vegetable and flower gardens in 

the yard of his Canton ranch 

home He constructed s lattice 

framed grape arbor out of wood 

on the backyard patio for family 

gatherings. He also loved hock 

ey, bicycling, dancing, bocce 

ball, and long walks outdoor* 

He was looking forward to 

traveling beck to Italy to see his 

father. Nicola Peraechini. and 

the family members and village. 

He is survived by his wife. 

Patncia Emily, daughter*. Lin 

da Bowser. Melissa Peraechini. 

stepsons. Enk Stitt and Boyd 

Stitt; sister*. Gina Andnsani. 

Lina Fella, stepsister. Franca 

Ferdinandi. brothers, Stlvano 

Persechini. half-brother. Roberto 

Persechini. father. Nicola 

Persechini 

Funeral arrangements were 

made by the Heeney Sundquist 

Funeral Home in Farmington 

Bunal was in Holy Sepulchre 

Cemetery 

Ford was also known for his interest 

in square dancing and coo 

ira dancing. One of the bands to 

which he danced apparently 

played at the schoolhouse. which 

featured a spnng lumber floor for 

dancing. To add to the sampler s 

fun. Williams will provide mini 

contra dancing workshops in the 

shaded portico of township hall. 

' People will learn two to three 

dances." Parker said. 

A bobbin lace demonstration 

also will be presented by Canton 

lacemakers Karen Folland and 

Manan Tyler A European art 

form, the Pilgrims brought bob 

bin lace with them to the New 

World. "It was a symbol of 

wealth." Parker aid, adding that 

there were court cases involving 

women who wore lace but were 

accused of behaving above their 

station in life. 

Charlene Berry of Plymouth 

will present a dulcimer concert. 

"She will play the old time 

tunee," Parker said. 

John Gibney of Ann Arbor, a 

Civil war re enactor and extra actor 

in the movie "Gettysburg, 

will talk about the War Between 

the Statea. His talk will be con 

ducted in a tent provided by the 

"Save the Flags" organiiation. 

which ia attempting to preserve 

the original tattered flags carried 

by Michigan troops during the 

Civil War 

Society members decided to of 

far the living history sampler at 

the Liberty Feat baceuae they 

plan to have hiatorical interpreta 

lions when the historic Bartlett 

Travis House on Ridge Road ia 

restored "This ia a way to Introduce 

living history to the commu 

nity," Parker said. 

Admission ia free to the sampler. 

Here ia the schedule of when 

interpreters and events will be in 

the gasebo 

• John Gibney: noon to 6 p.m. 

• Bobbin lacera: noon to 4 p.m 

• Madame Cadillac noon to 2 

pro and 4-6 p.m. 

• David Park Williams: 1-2 p.m. 

• Mini contra dancing workshop 

2-3 p m. 

You won't want to flee from 

summertime flea market 

By Joannk Mauszewskj 

Hr*»r Wirrti 

Your chance to sell stuff from 

your house that you have wanted 

to get nd of is coming along in 

August. 

The only thing that u not al 

lowed - ia food and clothing." said 

Mary Martin, chairwoman of the 

Canton Historical Society'a flea 

market planned for Saturday. 

Aug 12. on the grounds of the 

Cherry Hill School at Cherry Hill 

and Ridge. 

You can sell the stuff you usually 

would at a garage sale or you 

can sell antiques and collectibles. 

It's up to you. The society will 

provide a refreshment conceasion 

during the flea market, which ia 

scheduled to be open 9 a.m. to 6 

p.m. Sellers should set up for the 

market at 7:30 a.m. 

The flea market ia a first for the 

society, which ia trying to raise 

money to build a barn for large 

piecea of hiatoric farm equipment 

that are currently being stored 

temporarily in member*' bams. 

The barn ia expected to coat 

about 127,000, said society mem 

ber Carol Bodenmiller 

"We are going to have a aeries 

of fund-raiser* to have the bam 

built." Martin added. 

Originally, society member* 

wanted to have an old-fashioned 

barn raising. But it was diacov 

ered that even with volunteers, 

materials would be more costly 

than having a company put up 

the atructure. The society is work 

ing on the Bartlett Travis House 

with the Canton Historic District 

Commission, Bodenmiller said. 

"Some of the farm equipment ia 

rusting away. Other equipment ia 

in good shape at a reaident's 

barn," Bodenmiller added. 

' Society members are urging 

participation in the flea market. 

Spaces - 10 feet by 10 feet — are 

available for $10 each "The 

prime spots will be given on a 

first come, first served basis," 

Martin said. Participants may 

rent aa many spaces aa they 

wish." 

Interested participants should 

aend their checks, made out to the 

Canton Historical Society, to P.O. 

Box 87362, Canton. Mich. 48168- 

0362. Money orders also will be 

accepted. Refunds may be requested 

in arriting no later than 

Aug. 2. 

New home a strong possibility for experimental aircraft group 

BY Joa»X Mauszewsm 

St Wsrr*« 

Within a year, member* of the 

popular expenmental aircraft 

group at Mettetal Airport expect 

to have a new home, thank* to a 

cooperative effort with state aero 

nautm officials.- 

"We are trying to minimiie 

cqsu to everyone." said Ed Purdy. 

president of the 75 member Expenmental 

Aircraft Association 

Chapter 113 

The new building that will be 

*outh of the mam entrance to the 

airport will be built by the labor 

of the EAA chapter and money for 

matenals from the airport operating 

budget. "We will provide the 

labor, design, contracting and two 

certified building contractor* for 

the project." Purdy said. 

The EAA made a couple of un 

tucceasful attempt* to secure new 

quarter* to replace the small 

building at the airport in which it 

now meets The Canton - Plym • 

outh Mettetal Airport Advisory 

Board also meets in the EAA 

building. 

Chapter member* build experi 

mental aircraft and provide chart 

table services and event* for the 

community. They provide annual 

scholarships to high school gra 

dueling seniors who are interest 

ed in career* in aviation. Mem 

ber* also work with the Young 

Eagles, an organisation to provide 

youths with air flight*. 

The new EAA building will be 

about 50 feet by 100 feet. It will be 

similar to the large blue hangar at 

the airport that is visible from 

Lilley and Joy roads. The metal 

building with s peaked roof and 

windows will include a hangar, 

meeting room, storage and workshop 

areas — all separated from 

the hangar portion. 

"They would kind of take care 

of it for us," said Randy Coller, 

state Bureau of Aeronautics licensing 

and enforcement manager, 

referring to the EAA maintaining 

the new building. 'We 

don't have any contract* set yet. 

We are still in the concept stage " 

The EAA will provide — from 

Speeds on Morton Taylor concern parents 

By Joavm Maxjszewski 

;#»o» tern 

" Hulaing Elementary School 

'fMrent* remain concerned about 

'thear children safely croaaing 

'Morton Taylor arith it* 40 mpfa 

speed limit. 

I -We just have to figure out how 

lie get our kida acroaa safely," a 

Hulsing parent told Canton Pub 

"lie Safety Director John Santo 

mauro at a meeting Wedneedey 

I Vkfci Holland. 

•Wayne County 

of traffic operations, told _ 

j that reaulta of a traffic study on 

Morton Teyior. Warren to Joy. 

»ho« that the existing 40 roph 

But he told parent* that be will 

pt ansam to requeet* for a traf 

fic light et Arlington and Morton 

Taylor, aa wet! aa akfcwalka along 

they do 

kme ia we have 

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•khey (townahip trustee* i 

^scaiae. well call a meeting ~ 

The traffic stady waa requested 

" after the public safety depart 

• received 10-1J letters from 

earned parent* who requee 

letters prompted a meeting with 

Hulsing pnncipal Rebecca Moore, 

police. Wayne County Commis 

,ioner Bruce Patterson and others 

Patterson took exception to 

what he believe* ia an attempt by 

the county executive's office to 

circumvent the county commission 

by signing the traffic control 

order for the speed limit without 

consent from commissioners. 

"This may end up being litigat 

ed," Pattersoo said. 

The parent* had expressed concern 

about the ability of the two 

croaaing guards to stop traffic 

traveling 40 mph. the lack of 

for a traffic ' 'f 1 ' the difficulty 

to croae tha road after school 

hours when croaaing guards are 

gone; the amount a4 traffic on the 

road now. the lack of sidewalks 

between Arlington end Candlewood; 

and the expected increase 

in traffic when Morton Taylor ia 

rri*—< south of Warren to Ford 

Road. 

In addition to the speed study. 

Wayne County ataff conducted 

what la called a gmp atudy. which 

gapa exist in traffic at a certain 

time of day end how much tisee ia 

allowed far rmaainas b 

"We've p* e lot of gaps out 

there." Holland eafct adding that 

1 pm on tha 

• But parents questioned 

whether Way no 

County ataff stud lad 

child ran — not adulta 

— croaaing tha road 

ia those gaps. 

study day. 56 gaps were available 

in 30 minute* allowing groups of 

10 people to croee the road. 

But parenta queationed 

whether Wayne County staff 

studied children — not adulta — 

crossing the road in those gape. "I 

don't think kida on their own are 

old enough to determine if that 

gap is good to cross," said a par 

ent. "Does anyone take that into 

consideration what the kida think 

the gnpe are?" 

Holland said It would be difficult 

to chart reaulta with children 

befa*i** they walk at different 

pacaa. "That's where we encour 

a«e parental supervision You 

have to stick with them." ahe 

Hol land told 

ia no need for a traffic liabt on 

Morton Taylor, baaed on traffic 

counts and other factors. 

"The problem comes in financially." 

she said. "Physically, we 

can locate one there. Financially. 

I don't have anything that aays 1 

should spend my money " 

Santomauro said it appears a 

traffic light will be an improvement 

that will satisfy parenta' 

concerns. "Canton, if you want a 

light, it'a a half-mile road, you 

put in," he said, quoting Wayne 

County transportation official*. 

The townahip board members 

will be aakad if they are willing to 

apend approximately 150.000 for a 

traffic light at Arlington. The 

townahip paid for traffic lights on 

Sheldon Road and on Salt* even 

though there eras no basis, as 

determined by Wayne County. 

Toarnahip trustees will aleo be 

aaked about sidewalks, which remain 

a concern for Canton officials 

in light of recent Michigan 

Court of Appeals rulings that say 

tboee who put in sidewalks are legally 

liable. 

"Oddly enough, there's no liability 

if there's no sidewalk." said 

Suaan Fotaom, Canton engineer. 

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The Observer Munlmy Junk 19, 1995 

Pros, cons of fireworks laws get airing Marine 

Bi Si * Bid 

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Attorney Hugh Davia aaya that 

.vmmunitm mhould work )u»t a* 

hard to make fireworks 1 aw* uni 

tortd a* ih«r> do to fight ihcni 

» hen JuU A npfOf k— 

rW firrwork* furor is annual, 

he said 

"It begins June I an»i i» owr 

Jul* 11." Davis »ai«i He'd like 

.vroBiunitiw to work 11>»aril • 

mululiun ID the intervening 

month* to bring the laws in line 

with !«!*ral law 

Canton polk* brought lour al 

eftri >legation* of the state fir* 

* orks law before 36th Dwlnrf 

Court Judge John K. Viae Donald 

Friday morning 

KJfin and Elisaa Bunla and an 

rmpiovee »rre charge*! within th« 

paat we>ek with misdemeanor* 

They face both a show cause 

hearing on whether they violated 

their bood proviaiona by involving 

themaelvea in further activity and 

alao a pretrial hearing on theae 

new charge*, befor* 3Sth District 

Judge Ron Lowe They face a 90 

days $100 fine on each of the»e 

charge*, according to MaclXinald. 

Bunla Bro* and the Wayne 

County Prosecutor'* office have 

di*agreed for more than a year 

now on the interpretation of a 

state fireworks law. which allow* 

the *ale and use - without a per 

mil — of only a limited lype of 

firework*, such aa sparklers, torpedoe* 

and smoke bomb* 

On June 9. the Burdaa attor 

nay. Da via. filed a temporary restraining 

order in Wayne County 

Circuit Court againat the town 

ahip and police department. The 

order prevent* police from taking 

fireworks from the buaineaa, but 

doesn't prevent them from enforcing 

the law. Supervisor Tom Yack 

said in a previous interview. 

"If somebody sella a beer to a 

minor, you don't go in and remove 

all the beer in the bar." Davis 

said in a hallway interview. "This 

is an attempt to intimidate A few 

changes m the Michigan law will 

bring the law in harmony with 

federal regulations. Federal regu 

1 at ions are v*ry strict." 

Twelve states prohibit fire- 

works entirety and suffer more injuries. 

be sai d. 

The toemahip board denied • 

permit June 13 that would have 

allowed the Burdas' customers — 

member* of a fireworks aaaocta 

tion — who buy what are considered 

prohibited fireworks to shoot 

them off July 4 at a designated 

site on Michigan Avenue. 

The permit would have allowed 

American Fireworks Users Asao 

ciation members — Burda Bro* 

customers — to buy certain types 

of fireworks that ere prohibited 

without a permit and to return to 

47725 Michigan Ave. 9:30-11:30 

p.m. July 4 to shoot them off or to 

have a pyrotechnic operator shoot 

them off for customer*. 

Willow Run project tops meeting agenda 

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.All hail the Queen 

'• Victoriana rules! 

I 

n ceae you forgot to rirde May 24 on your calendar 

thia year, it marked the birthdate of 

QOMB Victoria. 176 years ago. The day waa 

celebrated in grand style at Antique* by Pamela 

in flnrii—tar where owner Pamela Krmmpf alao 

uead tha occnaion to show off her shop's elegant 

new digs at 319 Main Street. 

England's long reigning Queen Victoria. 1837- 

1901, ia the inspiration for many of the items offered 

in Krampfs shop, including jewelry, but 

tons, beaded bags, furniture, mirrors, silver, china, 

glaaasrare and period clothing. Step into this de 

cidedly European montage of lace-framed win 

dowa, polished silver and antique columns 

entwined with old roeea. and you may leave with 

an English accent. 

Really respectable 

Great great-Aunt Ida's 

bejewled Victorian watch 

arid wstch slide and e $15 

Victorian rocking chair 

were enough to spark 

KrampFs lifelong paasion 

for antiques and fine jewelry. 

She took ber antique 

business "on the road" for 

16 years before opening her 

own shop last year. In her 

study of Queen Victoria's 

life and reign, she discovered 

that many facets of 

that hiatorical era can be equated with life today 

"Victorian calling cards, for example, are fore 

runners of today's business cards. Their meaning 

and uaa in proper social etiquette of the 19th cen - 

tury provide a glance into another place in time. 

Krampf displays albums of such Victorian paper 

ephemera, a charming slice of life for beginning 

collectors. 

Nada G rubor works in downtown Rochester 

and was among the birthday party attendees who 

ogled Krampfs private collection of Victorians, in 

eluding historic documents signed by the Queen, 

medallions, lithographs and priceless roemorabi 

lia Of particular interest is an envelope mailed to 

the Duks of Windsor on mourning stationery with 

the Queen's own black seal. It is a free-franked 

piece, mailed before Victoria adopted penny pos 

tage. 

"I love the etiquette of the Victorian era. commented 

Gnibor "It came from a true appreciation 

of beauty and respect for relationahipa. I wish we 

could get some of that back today. 

Gnibor smiled as she admired some of the niceties 

of the era Silver hankie holders, for example. 

were worn on a woman's baby finger, she practiced 

a very formal hankie etiquette. "The niceties 

brought out subtleties in relationships. They were 

the ultimate flirtations," Gnibor aaid. 

Vote for Vicky 

Victoriana has become 

increasingly popular for 

collectors. If you'd like to 

start a collection, consider 

soms of the following ideas 

from Krampf and Sandra 

McElroy, proprietor of 

Criaaoai Roee Antique* 

32744 Pranklin Road in 

Fraaklia. 

Pefume bottles are, ideal 

collectibles that can be 

beauUftilly displayed "I 

~ keep mine on a perfume 

tray on my dreaeer." aaid Cynthia P*rry°fW«st 

BloomfWd Look lor cut glass, etched giaas snd 

rfWw 

Other fun finds from the Age of Innocence include 

hat pins, garnet jewelry, watch foba. cameos. 

Flow Blue china, doth bags w i t h eUborste silver 

framea surer tongs and picture frames embedded 

with "The Victoriana had specific 

for every single task," aaid Perry. Adda 

Krampf. "From tuasy mussies to gloves, to laoc 

fans and handkerchiefs and cherubim, collecting 

Victoriana snowballs. It becomes a passion that 

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Froie bride to baby: Licht created this charming christening 

dress from a wedding dress train. 

Styles 

tap fabrics like 1930s berk cloth 

from curtains or 1950s tablecloth* 

or chenille bedspreads, said 

Licht. who regularly scouts antique 

shows and flea markets for 

vintage materials. 

While Licht recycles old blue 

jeans into denim children * jackets. 

new fabrics are turned into 

vintage-style organdy dresses per 

feet to wear for a First Commun 

ion. Her designs are reasonably 

priced. $28 for a simple slip-like 

drees perfect for a flower girl in s 

summer wedding, to $80 for the 

pure white Communion drees. 

"I like to make the dresses so 

they can wear them again. I mainly 

enjoy working with natural fabrics 

like cottons, flannels, cordu 

spy and velveteen," said Licht 

Garden City grandmother Donna 

Brown purchases clothing for 

her daughter's twins at Petticoats 

because "the clothing is ooe-of-akind." 

"Diana doee sbeolutely beeuti 

ful work. I love the little cami 

soles pantaloons. It's the look 

from the 1920s, very girlish, and 

well-made," Brown said 

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Licht especially likes designing 

clothes from white fabrics. She 

works with severe] local photogra 

phers to provide this white look 

so sought sfler by the lensmen s 

clients these days. Her versatility 

seems endless when it comes to 

creating apparel. For $80 to $100 

she will turn a customer's old 

wedding gown into e future trees 

ured heirloom. 

"Grandmothers are using their 

wedding gowns for their grand babies 

christening dresses." she 

said. 

In addition to children's clothing. 

Licht designs and sews vests, 

jumpers and s variety of spperel 

for women. She eleo carries children's 

accessories like hair bows, 

Goody Goody shoes, flowered 

brim hats, and handpainted Adirondack 

furniture by Livonia artist 

Debbie Maiek. 

Licht would like to expand 

Redwood end Roes. with 16 

•tore* in the midwest, recently 

merged with Gibson's Deport 

meat Stocee, e family ron retail 

operation also besed in Kalama 

SOCK GUmore's haa 33 stores in 20 

markets. 

The Palo Store on & Woodward 

in Birmingham is sleo rumored to 

be heeding far 8omcrset North, 

but manager Bob Banker! said he 

wasn't swats of sny planned 

"I've board that we're on tomt 

kind of wish list at Somerset, but 

•o far. The Polo Shop will remain 

in Birmingham," he said. 

According to Gouhelf of the 

PSD there are "about a dozen retail 

vacancies in downtown Birmingham. 

"Thi» doee not include the former 

Jecobeons building or spece 

st ths Birmingham Piece," she 

pointed out. "The rente per 

square foot vary from $18 at 214 

Maple, to 123-128 per square foot 

elsewhere. I don't know where 

people are getting that $30 figure 

that is often reported." 

She ssid numerous busineaaea 

are looking et Birmingham, from 

a national food spedelty company 

to s Rochester merchant who 

want* a sscond location. The PSD 

these areas of her business when 

spece becomes available in the 

next few months. 

Originally from Pennington. 

Licht dreamed of owning s shop 

thet would sell her designs while 

she studied home economics end 

business st Northern Michigan 

University. Her mother was her 

source of inspiration when she 

bought Licht her first sewing machine 

20 years ago. 

"In high school, instead of 

shopping for clothes, my mother 

took me to buy fabric," Licht explained 

Her fsvorite designers 

ere Ralph Lauren and Laura Ashley. 

After graduation, Licht moved 

to Colorado, where she began 

Mountain Rags, now Petticoats, 

in the early 1980s. Recycling blue 

jeans into clothing proved so profitable 

that Licht returned to 

Michigan to open e shop in Char- 

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gor Sob B#«kert Ml 

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to all interested entrepreneurs. 

Gotthelf ssid Birminghem 

needs "unique boutiques with 

character " She is specifically 

looking for s showcase Hallmark 

card shop of medium price points, 

snd s nature store of some kind. 

Birmingham Msyor Dsnte 

Lanietta said be is "confident the 

retail district in Birmingham can 

co-exist snd complement Somerset 

Collection." 

"The PSD has been charged 

with finding the best retail mis 

possible to keep customers com 

ing to Birmingham for the best in 

personal service, the beet in ambiance, 

and the beet in welcoming 

warmth." be said 

levoix with her mother. Later she 

bought the Old Village home 

where Petticoats is presently located. 

A brief move to a pricey 

Northville address proved unprofitable, 

so Licht moved Mountain 

Rags back to the charming Old 

Village location in 1993 and 

changed the name of the business 

to Petticoats 

Along the way it become sppsrent 

thst her vintage clothing designs 

had taken s relatively unexplored 

retail peth. Her competition 

in the clothing business is 

virtually nil. 

"My children's dothes sell well 

because people like seeing little 

girls in feminine-looking dresses 

for s chsnge instead of blue jeans 

snd sweets," licht said. 

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/ Chef Larry Janes 

Make desserts tipsy 

with splash of liqueur 

W 

henever I stand before the dazzling display 

of liqueurs at mitw ambitious wine 

•hop I visualise what Holly Golightly 

wax feeling while eying the windows at Tiffany's 

While visions of rubie* and emeralds dance in 

Holly's head, my den ires are somewhat more 

down to earth 

I own a buttle of Grand Marnier, cheap ersatz 

Amaretto. and a miniature bottle of ginger 

brandy passed along as a sample at a food show 

But. the thought of a tawny port, a fruity 

Framboise or an obscenely aromatic anisette are 

as unique as diamonds For me. the incredible 

vanety of jewel-like liqueurs, with their range of 

flavors from fruit to nuts, seeds, herbs, barks 

and flowers, is a constant temptation. Just a few 

silky drops of one of these elixirs can perfect an 

already fine dessert and vastly improve one with 

less impressive credentials 

Take pies, for example Our thoughts of them 

are generally wrapped in clouds of nostalgia for 

the heart-warming pies of memory that sat cooling 

on the window sill Well, those same sound 

and sturdy pies can be made quite different, 

even exotic, by a simple touch of liqueur 

Trust me. Momma might be shocked by the 

suggestion of sullying the purity of her famed 

peach pie with a shot of Southern Comfort - 

even she might enjoy the result' 

Flavor boosters 

The complex composition of most liqueurs 

gives them flavor that ia both unique and elusive- 

When liqueurs are added to food, interesting 

chemical reactions Lake place. Gently heat a 

sugar or an alcohol and it's flavors intensify dramatically 

Add a few drops to a slowly baked pie 

or custard and they can mystify even those with 

most discerning palates 

History tells us that the first liqueurs can be 

traced back to the Middle Ages when concoctions 

were developed by alchemists to cure baldness, 

madness, measles and lure potential customers 

with the eternally seductive promise of "new 

youth and vigor " By the early 19th century cordials 

had been considerably refined. Some of the 

creators of new liqueurs seemed to have soared a 

little recklessly on the wings of fancy when naming 

their handiworks. 

After dinner nippers dunng the Belle Epochs 

could choose liqueurs called Illicit Love, Liqueur 

Des Belles. Maiden's Cream or even Cream 

Yvette. It was an era of excesses 

As mentioned before. Momma was never one to 

•spike" her pies or pastnes The closest thing we 

had to alcohol in the house was an occasional six 

pack. On the other hand. Aunt Mathilde would 

never be caught without her trademark flask 

bnmming with brandy 

Occasionally, a homemade apple pie spiked 

with some applejack would appear at a family 

gathering, but it was rare to see a spiked watermelon. 

Little splashes 

Poster got me thinking about what a 

shot of Irish Mist could do to a grasshopper pis. 

Better yet, wouldn't a splash of Grand Marnier 

elevate a meringue to new height* over a coconut 

cream pie? Two tablespoons of Kahlua pressed 

into a graham cracker crust underneath New 

York Style Cheesecake and a shot of Cream de 

Cocoa in the batter would be juat dandy on a sultry 

summer's weekend. 

For a lighter touch, a few drops of a fruit 

liqueur into some whipped cream or non dairy 

whipped topping adda taste and improves the 

aroma 

When using liqueurs for cooking, remember 

that you Med only a small amount to infuse the 

dish with its sasenca. Use just enough to 

enhance, not overwhelm the balance of flavors. 

Alao. should you worry about serving one of 

these deseerts to children or an slderly auntie, 

remember that when liqueurs are heated they 

leave only flavor behind. It would be most con- 

- siderste to inform anyone whom you might suspect 

might not be able to tolerate alcohol 

So whan it comes to making dessert, whether 

for a special occasion or not. consider a dessert 

that's a little racy, a little glamorous, a little like 

Aunt HU - consider a tipey pie. 

So* Larry Jatmo'famdy-tooud recipee inmtU. 

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Wines from page 1B 

fresh while «in« Howtr the 

dneat German win«* are hard to 

drink when too young. A year ol 

bottle age tends to »mooth that 

agyreasi>*nea* 

We obeerved that both Michipn 

and Canadian Laater* did not 

appreciate bone-dry German 

winea. but preferred fruity wines 

• here the acidity ia balanced. 

Germany ia the moat northern 

wine producing country in Europe. 

near the 50th parallel U«afiy. 

a touch of reaidual lunfertaentedi 

»ugar does not make s. 

Carman Riasling taate tweet but 

(Jn** smooch the acidity while re 

taming the wine's freahnea* 

-The moat effective way to in 

«^xluce people to German snnes 

m b> pouring them at tastings, 

frt-rman wine exporter Klaus 

piilmann noted "Our experience 

^ss been that once people try Ger 

wines, they like them 

£hllmann's knowledge and experience 

in export markets has at 

Iracted many of Germany s lead 

Jng estates to his portfolio 

Wetngut Dr Fischer ia located 

along the Saar River, a tributary 

«f the Moael The 1993 Ockfener 

Bockatetn Riesling Kabtns*'. from 

Dr Fischer I$11) has an attractive 

yppley character, full and well 

balanced By way of explanation. 

Ockfer ia a village name, there 

fore the wine ia an Ockfener 

Bockatetn is the vineyard name. 

Rieaiing is the grape variety and 

ftabtnett ia the quality grade, 

meaning no* too dry 

- Although German wine labels 

may be a bit confusing, look for 

Riesling Kabtnect and youH not 

fco wron* The 1993 Bernkaateler 

Graben Rieaiing Kabtnett from 

"Or Thaniacb «$12) alao showed 

in applev noae. but its taate was 

Zmore complex, showing some ear- 

^hinses due to terror (place of orijib|. 

Bernkastel is a town on the 

*«oaei River 

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3ing Kabtnett by Reichagraf von 

"Keaaeiatatt ($12J0) ia labeled 

Moael Sear Ruwer These three 

Brighten 

breakfast 

with eggs 

; Lift breakfast out of the ordi 

nary with a few flavorful mgrad 

imf For -n-—scrambled 

•gga take on a colorful personality 

whan served with a piperade of 

mill i J otboe and red and green 

ball pepper*. Serve with slices of 

flavored with hot 

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1993 Cnateau Souveran Sono 

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It would also make • aperitif 

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1990 Niersteiner Olberg Rie*ling 

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It combines the warmth of the 

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palate Nierstein is the village 

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Make a tipsy pie with any flavor 

See Chef Larry Jane* l aste 

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With this basic filling, an un 

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disposal, and a freewheeling spirit 

uf adventure, you can create an al 

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each different and delectable 

Choose the moat appropriate 

crust and proceed 

The Amazmo 

Interchangeable. Do-it 

youwseif T*sy P* 

1 V» Cups yanam cracfcer 

crumbs (about 20 crackers) 

3 laoiespoons sugar 

vj cup mertefl txitter 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees Mil 

all ingredients io«eiher and press 

into a 9-inch pie plate Bake 10 

minutes. C«»l 

Cooiui Chut 

1 w, cups crusneo coo*ues 

tOreo's. vamaa wafers, 

gmgersnaps. etc )' 

«• cup ouner or marganne. 

merteO 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F 

Mil all ingredients together and 

press into a 9-inch pie plate Bake 

10 minutea. cool. 

Basic Fmjjm 

I Cup: 

1 envelope unfavored gatatm 

4 eggs, separated 

V*i cup water 

In a small saucepan, atir together 

Vi cup of the sugar and the galaun 

Blend «a yolks with water and any 

flavoring* listed below. Stir into 

sugar mixture. Cook over medium 

heat, stirring constantly, until the 

mixture comes to a boil. Remove 

from heat, cool and refrigerate, atir 

ring occasionally until mixture ia 

cooled and thickened. Beat egg 

whites until foamy Add remaining 

cup sugar, one tablaapoon at a 

time, beating until the egg whites 

are stiff but not dry Fold gelaUn 

mixture into meringue and spoon 

into prebaked 9-inch pie shells. 

.6. 

Flavoring Suggestions. 

• Butterscotch Collins Pie 

5 tablespoons Scotch 

2 tablespoons Scotch liqueur 

1 tablespoon lemon juics 

Garnish with orange slices and 

cherries 

• Gimlet Pie 

6 tablespoons pn 

2 tablespoons Rose's Lime Juice 

Grated peel of 1 lime 

Juice of '•* lime 

• Brandy Alexander Pie 

5 tablespoons brandy 

3 tablespoons ( reme de Cocoa 

• Daquin Pie 

6 tablespoons gulden rum 

2 tablespoons fresh lime juice 

1 tablespoon lemon juice 

• Black Russian Pie 

7 tablespoons vodka 

3 tablespoons coffee liqueur 

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dramed) 

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Vi cup ground almonds 

3 tablespoons butter or rnarga 

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v> teaspoon »aft 

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2Vs tablespoons ce water 

2 tablespoons wfwppmg cream 

oi sour cream 

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£ blender or fork..apnakle ev«»ly 

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Stir constantly for the best pudding 

AP — The secret to smooth 

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the milk before blending it 

with the yolk mixture help* reduce 

cooking time Serve in gob 

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LfMonrnuwEwrr Puooia 

cup sugar 

2 tablespoons cornstarch 

Dasnsan 

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It s quick. It s easy. 

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1 v* cups mdk. heated just until 

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1 tablespoon grated temon 

peet 

Vi cup wfwppmg cream 

1 pound strawberries, nnsed. 

hulled and shced 

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Eat cool meals with chicken breasts Answers to food questions 

By Mklank Polk 

Ircnu. Wairxa 

Chicken, long a beat seller in 

the supermarket meat department, 

haa really taken off in recant 

years. Per capita conaumption 

climbed from 29 pounds a 

year in 1960 to 72 pounds last 

year Chicken breasts are quick 

and eaay to use, and the white 

meat ia somewhat lower in fat 

than dark meat pieces such as 

drumsticks and thighs. 

Whether you buy your chicken 

breaata skinned and boned, or 

handle thia chore yourself, be sure 

to remove all the skin and aa 

much viaibls fat as possible before 

cooking. To guard againat the 

risk of salmonella, chicken should 

be cooked to an internal tempera 

ture of 180 degrees F. A properlycooked 

chicken breast will be 

white throughout, with no traces 

of pink, and the juices will run 

clear golden rather than red when 

pricked with a knife point. A 

skinleaa, boneless chicken breast 

will generally cook in 10 minutes 

or less at medium-high heat. 

Chicken is a staple in cuisines 

from all over the globe, and by 

pnjsing H with other grains, fruita 

and vegetables, you can keep por 

r ions moderate as recommended 

by the American Inatitute for 

Cancer Research 

Pair chicken with white beans 

and pes to for a delicious Italian 

soup, with apricota and couscous 

for a steamy Moroccan casaerole. 

or with baby com. green onions 

and red bell pepper in e fantastic 

Chinese stir fry. 

Chicken breasts are great on 

the grill or in cold aalada. Grilled 

lemon tarragon chicken is delicious 

with a simple pasta salad 

and steamed asparagus. 

Grill chicken breast* coated 

with a mixture of 3 tablespoon* 

lemon juice, 1 chopped clove of 

garlic, 'A cup olive oil, 2 tablespoons 

minced fresh tarragon (l'A 

teaspoons dried), with salt and 

t'xeshly ground pepper to taste. 

Artichokes add an elegant 

touch and delicious flavor to 

Chicken and Artichoke Heart 

Salad, perfect for a summer 

luncheon or light supper. Although 

this recipe calls for frozen 

artichoke hearts, you can use 

fresh artichokes. Simply remove 

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Summer salad: Chicken and Artichoke Salad is perfect for o summer luncheon or light 

supper. 

• Chicken is a STAPLE 

In culsinas from all 

over tho flobe, and by 

mixing H with other 

grains, fruits and vegetables, 

yon can keep 

portions moderate 

all the leaves and stems, and 

steam the remaining hearts for 20 

to 25 minutea or until tender. 

Serve this salad with whole-grain 

rolls or muffins and the meal is 

complete. 

Chwke* amd Artichoke 

Heart Salad 

4 chicken tegs or breast 

halves, skinned 

1 9 ounce package frozen arti 

It's quick. It's easy. 

And it's the law. 

OF CANTON 

choke hearts 

cup low-fat mayonnaise 

2 tablespoons skim mUk 

1 tablespoon c»der vinegar 

2 teaspoons lemon jmce 

2 teaspoons mustard 

V* teaspoon sugar 

teaspoon ground red peppef 

1 4-ounce jar chopped pimentos. 

drained 

* cup celery, chopped 

Place the chicken in s skillet or 

Dutch oven with 2 inches of water 

and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat 

to low and simmer, covered, 26-30 

minutea or unUI done (chicken wall 

be tender and the juices ahould run 

out clear when deeply pierced with 

a fork). Cool. 

While the chicken ia cooking, pre 

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on the package Drain. Prepare 

the dressing by using a fork to beat 

the mayonnaise, milk, vinegar, lemon 

juice, mustard, sugar snd red 

pepper in s small bowl. 

When the chicken has cooled, remove 

the bones and cut into bitesized 

pieces. In a large bowl, combine 

the chicken, artichoke hearts, 

pimentos, celery and dressing. Toss 

gently. Serve or cover and refrigerate 

until serving time. 

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Soccer's best 

CANTON 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

The stale's beet girls high school soccer playera 

have been choeen. and four of them are 

from Western Lake. Activities Association 

" Which matched the Oakland Athletic Leaê for 

number of repre*«nlati ves on the 11-person dream 

tram 

The four dream team players from the WLAA 

.re North Fanningtoos Ali Lord, a senior forward. 

Livonia Stevenson's Laura Fedrigo. a senior mid 

fielder. Plymouth Salem's Mari Hoff. a junior forward. 

and'Livonia Churchill's Mane Speccarotel 

la, a junior midfielder/forward. 

Other Observerland playera singled out for honor, 

were Churchill defender Margaret Wirth. a 

senior. Salem forward Kelly Lukaaik. a aemor, and 

Farmington Harrison keeper Sara Klooatertnan. a 

sophomore, all named to the Claas A second team; 

and Stevenson forward Michelle Block, a senior 

honorable mention all-stater. 

In addition. Salem"s retiring coach. Ken John 

son. was one of sis regional coaches of the year in 

Class A. 

North's Lord was choaen WLAA player of the 

year, and it was an honor she earned In her sec 

ond consecutive season on the state's dream team. 

Iôrd set a school record by scoring 35 goals this 

Mrason She also had 15 aasiaU 

Fedrigo was also first team all-WLAA and ^ 

nerved as Stevenaon's co-captain for the second 

straight year She scored 12 goals and aaaisted on 

seven others. 

Hoff led all Obaerverland playera in goal scor 

ing. netting 38 and aaaisting on 16 others while 

leading the Rocks to the Claas A state final Her 

goal total wa* alao a Salem achool record. 

Spaccarotella moved to midfield for the Charg 

era this season, but it hardly affected her goal 

scoring. She collected 24 to run her career total to 

66 before suffering a knee injury that forced her to 

miss Churchill's final two games of the season. 

Salem (16-4-3) finiahed second in the Claas A 

final fft-îigs behind state champ Birmingham 

Seaholm. Churchill (17-5-1) tied for fourth with 

Brighton, and Stevenson (15-4-1) was sixth. 

All-Observer track 

The 1995 all-Observer girls track team waa 

officially announced in Thursday's edition 

— except, unfortunately, the 3.200-meter 

relay team, which was omitted. Here is what was 

suppoaed to appear 

3.200 relay. Salem (Courtney Sheldon. Krlatie 

biddings, Miranda Wade, Sarah Hamilton): 

The second-beat Salem team aver had a peak 

time of 9:42-5 and waa undefeated in six dual 

meet* and won the WLAA championship. Gidd 

ings and Wade are sophomores 

"Courtney and Sarah started and finished the 

relay all season and did an excellent job of show 

ing others how to gat it done." Salem coach Mark 

Grefor said. "As a foursome, thia group set some 

great goals and showed great determination in 

reaching them." 

Academic All-American 

Jon Paupore. a junior at Eastern Michigan 

University from Plymouth Canton High 

School, haa been selected to the academic 

All American golf team by the Golf Coacbea Aaeo 

ciation of America. 

Paupore has excelled both in the daaeroom and 

on the course. He has maintained a 3.58 grade 

point average and haa a 76J stroke average ae a 

three-year letterman for the Eagle*. 

Paupore alao received the golf acholar-athlete 

.ward praaented by the EMU athletic department 

Ûâchool'a "E" Club st tha anmml EMU 

sports banquet. 

3-on-3 soccer shootout 

he third annual Nike 3-oo-3 aoccer shootout 

is set for July 15-ld at Birmingham TGroves 

High School. The IflO registration 

foe gate each team official T-shirts for team mem 

hers and a three game guarantee. 

Pl« ia divided into divisions according to age 

and ability. The top three teams ia each division 

will be invited to play in tha Triple Crown 3-on-3 

Soccer National Finals Tournament Aug. 4-6 in 

smaller faala and no keepers Registration forms 

are available at local eoceer storee; deadline ia 

July 7. For mom information, call Jim Starr at 

(010)! 

Volleyball camp 

foaaa University will hold a aerie* of 

aummer volleyball campa — BHle and 

General Playera. WedaeedajJkreugh Saturday, 

July 5-* Setter, and Yauth. Monday 

through Thumdey, July li-l* and Hitter, and 

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Salem's coach 

ends his career 

leading winners 

H) DAN 0'MEA«A 

ST «n • urn 

II « retirement good 

a* an>one could five A coach 

The Plymouth Salem girl* golf 

team dkin't let Jim Steven*' final 

\rar a» coach pasa without a di» 

tinguishing acvompii*hroant 

"iSie Rocii pro 

-iuced a Western 

Lakc» ACTIVITIES 

Association cham- 

L»v>n»hip and »*nt 

Sle\*n* into retirement 

a winner 

Steven*, the only L 

(irli coach Salem Kowaiafci 

had and a gulf Ladywrood 

cuacb since 1965. conclude* his 

"iong career with one more honor, 

vurtrty of the Observer sport* 

-taff 

He is recognized as, the Coach 

of the Year for 1995 

Salem placed two players on 

•.he All Area golf team as did 

Farmington Hills Mercs and 

oma Ladvwood 

t 'o4k.h Vicky Kuwalaki and aen 

tor Amy Schulkina. a perennial 

all area player, led the Marlins to 

their fourth consecutive Catholic 

League title 

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include Lady-wood's Laura 

kuwaiski. the only Obaerverlaml 

*tate qualifier, and Sarah Ander 

»en. Salem's KaUe Collin* and 

Uvonia Stevenson s Kelly Knsty 

Presenting the 1996 All Area 

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During the 1960s. moit car 

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1990s redesign was the prime 

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Ford Motor Co is in the midst 

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Ford sells So sit back and well 

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Introduced in January as a 

1994 model, the Aspire has just a 

few changes on options available 

Interior and exterior design 

remain the same 

Available m two model group* 

— base three-door and SE five 

door — this fuel efficient subcorn 

pact comes standard with a 13liler 

single overhead cam four 

cylinder engine mated to a fivespeed 

manual transmission that 

produces 64 horaes The automatic 

transaxle is an option Fuel 

economy figures are a whopping 

36 mpg in the city and 43 mpg on 

the highway . - 

Changes include adding an 

electronic AM FM stereo radio 

with digital clock and a convenience 

group as standard equip 

Road Test 

By Anne 

Fracassa 

ment on the SE model No longer 

available on Aspire are the rear 

window wiper washer Aluminum 

wheels are 'now restriced to the 

SE and the automatic transaxle 

ia no longer available on the SE 

model 

The Aspire ia the least expensive 

car on the market with iundard 

dual air baga and optional 

anti-lock brakes There are two 

new colors added —silver blue 

nust rlearcoat metallic and teal 

clearcoat metallic — for a choice 

of seven colors 

Last redesigned in the lt»92 

the Ford Escort haa a number of 

Monday, June 19. 1996 OAE 

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- t u i f m r M t » r t m m n r 

additiona and deletions from ita 

1994 modal Dual air bags arc 

now standard, the tachometer ia 

now an option ind vacuum climate 

controls replace mechanical 

controls The radio antenna haa 

been relocated to the passengerside 

front fender 

On the inside, the Eacort sports 

a new instrument panel design 

that's easier to read No longer 

available are the rear ashtray 

The leather-wrapped steering 

wheel snd seat tilt adjustment 

have been deleted from the GT 

model 

Later in the year, Escort will 

offer an integrated child seat in 

the rear, the first passenger car to 

do so 

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the Escort aa well, including a 

better sound-deadening package, 

a reduction in engine vibration , a 

better perfoming air conditioner 

(with a larger condenser) and an 

improved speed-control system 

The Probe, first introduced in 

1988 as a 1969 model, haa a new 

rear fascia The tssllamp haa been 

redesigned on tha Probe and 

Probe GT There's now a center 

trim panel between the taillamp 

and reatyled rear bumper cover 

on the GT Alao on the GT, the 

rear license plate is incorporated 

into the bumper fascia 

Interior changes include a sec 

ond cupholder, new seat fabrics, 

reatyled interior door panels and 

new grab handles 

No longer available on the 

option liat Rear wipera washers, 

four-way seat height adjustment, 

grsphic equalizer and heated 

dual mirrors Added on the option 

liat are 15-mch. three-spoke aluminum 

wheels and 16-mch, fivespoke 

chrome wheels on the GT. 

The base Probe comes 

equipped with a 2.0-liter fourcylinder 

16-valve engine, while 

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24-valva V-6 Both engines can be 

outfitted with s five-speed manual 

or four-speed automatic transmission. 

Fuel efficiency . 118 

horsepower and 164 horsepower, 

respectively. 

The hot new Mustang, enjoying 

its second yssr of a msjor 

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sary — stays just tha way it perfectly 

is this yssr Ths only 

chsngss: The power driver's seat 

is now sn option (last year it waa 

standard) and now you can get a 

CD and premium sound system 

There arc three engines available 

on the Mustang: A 145horsepower 

3 8-liter V-6 (with 

five-speed manual or four-speed 

automatic tranamiasion), a 215horsepowsr 

6.(Ufcter highoutput 

V-6 (mated to Jive speed manu 

si or four-sptii âutomatic) and s 

240- horsepower 50-liter V-8 that 

comea only with a five-speed 

manual tranamiasion 

The Mustang ia svatlable aa a 

base coupe siW convertible. GT 

coups snd convertible sad s limited 

production Cobrs coupe snd 

convertible. It haa dual air bags 

and optional anti-lock brakes for 

safety 

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is the Contour, introduced juat a 

few months ago. Born from the 

tremendous success of the 

European Ford Mondso, the 

Contour has state-of-the art 

engines and tranamiasionsv along 

with a hoot of technological wonders 

that add. up to handling and 

response usually reserved for the 

high powered sports cars. 

Available in base GL. luxury 

LX and the sporty SE models, 

each haa ita own unique blend of 

standard equipment. The baae 

engine ia the 2.0-liter 16-valve 

dual overhead cam aluminum 

engine that pumps out 125 horsepower 

The sweeter engine, called 

the Duratsc V-6, is s 2.5-lUer 24 

vslvs rated at 170 horsepower. 

The smalleat engine in production. 

it'a outfitted with platinumtipped 

spark plugs and calls for 

only routine msintensnce — 

replacement of fluids and filters 

after 100,000 miles on the road 

Both engines can be mated to s 

five-speed manual or four-speed 

automatic tranamiasion 

The Tsurua has no exterior or 

interior changes for the 1995 

model year. Look for s restyled 

Taurus to debut next year, however 

Rear window defroster, manual 

air conditioning and solsr tinted 

winahield glass are now stan 

dard equipment 

There's also s new decklid 

spoiler on the SE models 

The Taurus is available in four 

trim levels and in sedsn and 

wagon models Standard is a 3.0liter 

V-6 engine thst hss a new 

piston and ring combination that 

reduces emissions The coolant 

life has been extended from 

* * 10 

36,000 „ to 50,000 

Celebrating ita 40th 

annivsrasrjr this yssr, ths 

Thunder btrd graduates to become 

ths longest- ru nning nameplated 

in the Ford family of vehiclaa 

Still rated aa the sales leader in 

the midaisa apeaalty market, ths 

Thunder btrd is svsilsbls in luxury 

LX and sports version 8C modsis. 

The LX comes equipped 

with s standard 3.8-liter V-6 or 

an optional 4-6-liter V-8 with 

automstic tranasxle The Super 

Coupe high performance model 

comes only with the supercharged 

V-6 engine mated to a four-spssd 

automstic or five-speed manual 

tranamiaaion 

The Thunderbird also 

now comea with a trunk-mounted 

CD changer with a power an ten- 

It's been a short three years 

since the Crown Victoria got allnew 

sheet metal all around — 

and Ford decided to update it juat 

a bit The exterior has been freshened 

snd there's • whole new 

interior for the 1995 model year 

On both the front and rear of 

the Vic are new taillamps, a 

revised grille, new front and rear 

bumper fasciaa, s new aluminum 

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rear paaaenger-assist handles, a 

backlighted window and door lock 

switches All models feature an 

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for sccessories like cellulsr 

phones or — ahem — the radar 

detector 

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has rounded out in the last few 

yesrs, with nesrly every model 

having either new sheet metsl or 

major revisions With s new 

Taurus on the horizon, it'll be 

interesting what gets the next 

facelift Bet it's T-bird Whst do 

you think'' 

If you'd UMe to set a particular 

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Stereo casa«na aw. power heated mirror*, dual 

atrbags rracronatf Mtratioo system tinted glass 

* mors Stk >53930 

WAS $15,070 

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. 1995 PROBE SE 

Stereo cassette m, power windows, power 

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1995 ESCORT LX 

convenience group, kght group. s*sHrtc mirrors, 

premium sound, power steering. reer defroster 

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Tuo. Wi'd. Fri. 7:30 «i.m.-6:00 p.m. 

(ME Monday. June 19. 1996 

JACK DEMMER FORD'S 13 Acres 

°f Vehicles* 

EVENT 

ATTN: A & Z Planners 

Taurus Rebates up to 

^DISCOVER THE DEMMER DIFFERENCE! 

1995 TAURUS GL 4 OR. 

Power locks, power Met. speed control stereo 

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WAS $19,910 

MOW $ 1 4 , 9 9 5 * 

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• defroster, center console, redmmg t 

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1995 THUNDERBIRD LX 

control. 9oor mala. air. reer defogger ft more 

Stk #50278 

WAS $18,275 

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1995 TAURUS SHO 

Air. stereo, cassette. power antenna, cast aluminum 

wheels. floor mats, high level audto 

system, power windows, power locks. antMoch 

brafcee, speed control Stk #53310 

WAS $25,690 

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24 MONTH LEASE *309" per mo. 

1995 WINDSTAR 

Dual airbags. 4 wheel ABS. air. stereo, tinted 

glass, rear defogger. deluxe wheel covers, automatic 

transmission A more Stk #52850 

WAS $21,230 

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1995 F350 4x4 

2-3 YARD DUMP 

7.3 Turbo diss si. automatic tranamiasion ltd 

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WAS $31,686 

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- 4 , ^ \ CQ »S?' M! 

1995 F150 XLT 

Speed control, tt. air. stereo cassette interior 

light group, chrome wheels, power windows 

power locks. 5250 OVW. chrome rear stepbum 

per ft more Stk #5392 

WAS $18,588 

NOW $ 1 3 , 9 9 5 

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nam wheals. 

Stk #52589 

Find out for yourself why over 5500 of 

Jack Demmer Ford's customers in the last year alone say, 

"JACK DEMMER, THAT'S MY FORD DEALER" 

JACK DEMMER 

37300 Michigan Avenue at Newburgh 

2 Miles East of 1-275 

721-2600 

1-80Q-275-F0RD 

1995 RANGER XLT 

step-bumper, cast alumi- 

OWL aN season ttree 

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1995 E350 HI-CUBE 

UTILMASTER 

351 V8. automatic tranamiasion. H O service 

peck age rec mirrors, air conditioning stereo. 

1841. Hat Aoor ft much more. Stk. #52839 

WAS $25,587 

NOW $ 22,595 

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JACK 

DEMMER

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